18 h. ago One in four Britons admit to witnessing shoplifting but not reporting it

New survey reveals 23 per cent of Britons admit to witnessing minor crime like shoplifting, but not reporting it amid record high number of offences

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3 d. ago Iceland supermarket offering shoppers £1 reward for reporting shoplifters

The supermarket chain has announced a new scheme to try and stamp out the growing shoplifting crisis that has swept across the country amidst highest levels of theft in two decades

Economics

4 d. ago Iceland offering £1 reward scheme for customers who report a shoplifter

Grocery chain employees will verify the incident and the reward will be adding to the shopper’s loyalty cardThe grocery chain Iceland is offering customers who shop a thief a £1 reward on their loyalty card.The frozen food specialist said that anyone who spots a suspected shoplifter in its stores should inform the nearest Iceland employee who will verify the incident before adding the reward to the individual’s loyalty card for immediate use. Continue reading...

Economics

4 d. ago Major supermarket offering customers £1 reward for reporting shoplifters

A £1 reward will be added to customer's membership cards for reporting shoplifters

Economics

4 d. ago Supermarket giant says it will pay customers to report shoplifters

The business revealed that they take an estimated £20 million annual hit from the cost of shoplifting

Economics

4 d. ago Iceland food: supermarket offers customers £1 reward for reporting shoplifters, helping lower prices

Spot a thief while you shop and earn rewards 💷

Economics

4 d. ago Iceland to offer customers £1 reward for reporting shoplifters

Last month, official figures revealed that the number of shoplifting offences recorded by police in England and Wales climbed to another record high.

Economics

2 w. ago 'I saw man shoplifting at BP station but staff's response to me left me floored'

Shop staff at a BT petrol station reportedly asked members of the public to intervene to stop shoplifters who were performing what is known as a "kamikaze" raid on a station near London

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